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Tunisia has withdrawn from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, a significant move coinciding with its intensified crackdown on free speech and dissent against the Kais Saied regime. …
Tunisia Exits African Union’s Human Rights Court Amid Rights Crackdown Read More
In recent years, South Africa’s human rights journey has emerged at the forefront of international discourse, particularly in light of President Trump’s critiques aimed at tarnishing its reputation. The controversy …
The Imperative for South Africa to Embrace Direct Access to the African Court Read More
In a stark warning, Tom Andrews, a UN human rights expert, highlighted the severe repercussions of the United States’ abrupt aid cuts to Myanmar. He revealed that the already dire …
UN Rights Expert Highlights Devastating Effects of US Aid Cuts on Myanmar Read More
The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, raised alarms concerning the rising backlash against women’s rights globally during the 69th Commission on the Status of Women. He emphasised urgency in safeguarding …
Growing Global Backlash Against Women’s Rights: A Call to Action Read More
In July, UNESCO is set to make a pivotal decision regarding the Murujuga Cultural Landscape’s World Heritage status. This ancient site, rich with Aboriginal rock art and breathtaking natural features, …
UNESCO’s Decision on Murujuga Cultural Landscape World Heritage Status Set for July Read More
As the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) intensifies, there are mounting calls for non-military resolutions, prominently the ongoing case in the African Court on Human and Peoples’ …
DRC vs Rwanda: A Landmark Human Rights Case in the African Court Read MoreIn the heart of Myanmar, amidst a backdrop of civil unrest, the nation celebrates a uniquely cherished cultural symbol: thanakha. This traditional yellowish-white paste, ground from tree bark, is not …
Myanmar Seeks UNESCO Heritage Status for Traditional Thanakha Read MoreGuy Horton, who passed away at 73, was a dedicated human rights advocate, journalist, and educator who dedicated his life to uplifting others. His work spanned conflict zones and included …
Remembering Guy Horton: A Champion of Human Rights and Mentor to Many Read More
As the African Union (AU) prepares for its 38th Summit on 15 and 16 February, a crucial leadership transition is on the horizon. With the election of a new chairperson …
Incoming AU Leadership Must Prioritise Human Rights Read More
The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights must take swift action to halt the Malian junta’s crackdown on political dissent, as urged by Human Rights Watch. They emphasised the …
Urgent Call for Action Against Mali’s Crackdown on Dissent Read More